The CSE Council announced that, in agreement with the Securities & Exchange Commission, it has decided to extend suspension of trading of titles of Louis Cruise Lines Ltd., in accordance with article 29(1) of legislation, until the 1 March 2002 inclusive.
Further, the CSE, as previously announced, will be taking up the registers of the following listed issuers:
Triena Investments Ltd. – Capital shares
Triena Investments Ltd. – Income shares
Triena Investments Ltd. – International shares
Interfund Investments Ltd.
Laser Investments Ltd.
Cosmos Insurance Ltd.
Empire Capital Investments Ltd.
Through CSE Members, investors will be able to apply for the opening of a depository account (which is not necessary for existing shareholders of the above companies or companies which have already been listed on the Central Register, as such account is opened automatically by the taking up of the Register). Further, investors may apply for the opening of a trading account as of 19 February 2002 for all the above titles should he wish to carry out transactions.
For the trading account, investors must appoint a CSE member (brokerage office) who will be authorised to carry out brokerage transactions, as well as determine the particular titles and their maximum number which the Member determined will have the ability to carry out transactions for.
In the event where shareholders already have a trading account on the Central Register, access can be given to a member concerning the above titles, through a relevant form.
The CSE has issued a relevant handbook entitled “Central Register – Investors Manual” which describes the operation of the Central Register, the types of trading accounts and all relevant procedures. Investors can obtain the handbook either from CSE Members or from offices of the CSE.
It is noted that titles and binding confirmations concerning the above titles issued up to date will be cancelled when their registers are taken up by the Central Register. To shareholders whose names are registered at the time of taking up of the aforementioned registers by the Central Register, will be sent by the CSE a confirmation of the titles and their number held as at that date. This confirmation-depository statement will constitute the only proof of ownership of shares by investors.
Further, the CSE, as previously announced, will be taking up the registers of the following listed issuers:
Triena Investments Ltd. – Capital shares
Triena Investments Ltd. – Income shares
Triena Investments Ltd. – International shares
Interfund Investments Ltd.
Laser Investments Ltd.
Cosmos Insurance Ltd.
Empire Capital Investments Ltd.
Through CSE Members, investors will be able to apply for the opening of a depository account (which is not necessary for existing shareholders of the above companies or companies which have already been listed on the Central Register, as such account is opened automatically by the taking up of the Register). Further, investors may apply for the opening of a trading account as of 19 February 2002 for all the above titles should he wish to carry out transactions.
For the trading account, investors must appoint a CSE member (brokerage office) who will be authorised to carry out brokerage transactions, as well as determine the particular titles and their maximum number which the Member determined will have the ability to carry out transactions for.
In the event where shareholders already have a trading account on the Central Register, access can be given to a member concerning the above titles, through a relevant form.
The CSE has issued a relevant handbook entitled “Central Register – Investors Manual” which describes the operation of the Central Register, the types of trading accounts and all relevant procedures. Investors can obtain the handbook either from CSE Members or from offices of the CSE.
It is noted that titles and binding confirmations concerning the above titles issued up to date will be cancelled when their registers are taken up by the Central Register. To shareholders whose names are registered at the time of taking up of the aforementioned registers by the Central Register, will be sent by the CSE a confirmation of the titles and their number held as at that date. This confirmation-depository statement will constitute the only proof of ownership of shares by investors.
Thursday, 14 February, 2002 - 10:39